5531 Freeland Avenue is one of the nicest and largest professional office buildings on South Whidbey Island: a 2007-built, two-level, 9,594 SF building with 7,737 SF of finished office space, on 1.11 acres at the corner of Freeland Avenue and State Route 525 in Freeland's commercial core. The building is currently owner-occupied and will be delivered vacant at closing, giving a business the chance to own its headquarters rather than lease it. Offered at $1,700,000, well below the estimated cost to build it today. A wood-frame office building on two levels over a concrete foundation, designed by Richard Lawson Architect and completed in 2007. The main level is entered at grade from the parking lot; the site slopes toward SR 525, so the lower level is a daylight floor with its own covered patio entry. Covered timber-framed entry opening to reception, with private offices, three conference rooms, a manager's office, resource and work areas, a server room, restrooms, and open office areas under vaulted ceilings. Lounge and training room opening to a covered patio, three private offices, an open office area, restrooms, storage and mechanical rooms. The unfinished area is labeled for future development on the architect's plans. A corner parcel with frontage on both Freeland Avenue and SR 525, access from Freeland Avenue, a paved parking lot east of the building, mature landscaping, and open land along the highway frontage that includes the septic drainfield.